Having Guests? 3 Boutique Hotels in Rochester, Minnesota

Whether they're visiting for a family event, a holiday, or just to catch up, having out-of-town guests can be exciting. If you're a bit short on beds and sofas for everyone to sleep on, however, Rochester offers a number and comfortable, welcoming boutique hotels where your guests can relax with more comfort and privacy. Here's a look at three top boutique hotels not too far from your Rochester apartment home:

1. The Kahler Grand Hotel
20 SW 2nd Ave
4 miles from Springs at South Broadway

The Kahler Grand Hotel is part of Rochester history. Dating back to the 1920s, it boasts a beautiful, traditional interior and continues to deliver world-class comfort. With a renovated fitness center, a domed rooftop pool and a sauna, your guests will settle right in. There's also easy access to The Grand Shops, which include more than 60 unique stores, as well as multiple on-site dining options including Martini's, a posh bar with the largest selection of martinis in the city. The Kahler Grand Hotel offers both traditional rooms and 2-bedroom suites.

2. Brentwood Inn and Suites
123 4th Ave NW
4 miles from Springs at South Broadway

Guests seeking a laid-back, comfortable experience will enjoy the family-friendly rooms at Brentwood Inn and Suites. A complimentary breakfast is served each morning, free off-street parking is available, and cribs are available upon request. Suites include a kitchenette, where guests can prepare simple meals, but the hotel is also close to a number of restaurants if they aren’t feeling up to the task.

This hotel is an excellent choice for guests with families or those who plan on staying longer than just a few days. The newly renovated suites can sleep four, six, or eight people and include kitchens and office stations. Guests will also enjoy the convenience of free parking in a heated garage, complimentary laundry services, a hot breakfast each morning, and a snack reception three night per week. The hotel is just minutes from top Rochester attractions like the Rochester Symphony Orchestra & Chorale and the Soldiers Field Veterans Memorial.

Do you have guests coming to visit your Rochester apartment home in the coming months? Have you visited any of these boutique hotels yourself? Let us know in the comments below.